The Edo State police command has arrested four men for using fake bank alert to buy cars from car dealers in Delta state.

The four suspects identified as Samuel Ogie, Osayande Osagbe, Omorodion Matthew and Prince Owens Elema, all specialise in sending fake bank alert to buy vehicles from car dealers in Edo and Delta states.

The arrests were made known to newsmen by the state commissioner of police, Babatunde Johnson Kokumo, according to LIB.

Kokumo said the suspects purchased a Toyota Corolla car from a car dealer in Delta State but were arrested after a discreet investigation in Edo State.

He said the suspects approached a car shop at Ekpan in Delta State under the pretence of buying a vehicle and told the car dealer that they would pay through bank transfer.

One of the suspects reportedly did the transfer and the car dealer confirmed that he had received the alert on his phone, which made him allow the fraudsters to take the car away.

He said the scam was discovered when the car dealer happily went to the bank to withdraw money.

“I want to inform the public that scammers are everywhere. It is possible to receive credit alert when nothing has been transferred to your account,” he said.

Source - http://www.veeinsider.com/blog/police-arrest-four-men-using-fake-bank-alert-buy-car-delta/

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